Dom welcomes in Councilman David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the state of the City of Philadelphia after the City once again crested 500 homicides for the second year in a row. First, Dom wishes the Councilman a happy holiday, and asks why he believes no Republicans have declared for Mayor yet, with Oh telling that he’s currently exploring a run himself, but explaining that the Democrats are in a bit of a hurry because of a highly contested Primary. Dom and the Councilman run through multiple issues that the City and current administration face, particularly a homelessness crisis that only continues to grow, with Oh suggesting what should be done for improvement in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in financial expert Stephen Moore back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why workforce involvement remains low post-pandemic. Moore explains where people are finding their money elsewhere, explaining that many are living on government benefits and making more money than the guy next door who’s a truck driver or delivery person, telling that this really needs to be addressed before we see any change.

Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to a topic presented at the top of the show, telling of a new Stanford University guide that suggest we, as a society, eliminate the usage of the term ‘American’ to refer to United States citizen. Then, Dom delves into the expiration of Title 42, explaining why our immigration system is broken and how we can fix it. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in viral Philadelphia YouTuber and Instagram personality Philly Captain back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address an article that popped up by the Philadelphia Citizen that argues that those who create what they deem ‘Trauma Porn’ need to be held accountable. Philly Captain, who’s mentioned and exposed in the article after appearing on the Dom Giordano Program in the past, explains why he makes the videos. Captain makes a great point, explaining that he believes the true victims are the innocent families and children who have to grow up with this as a regular part of their lives.

Then, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr of Gloucester County to discuss a bill passed by New Jersey lawmakers that will overhaul rules to get carry permits for firearms, making it nearly impossible for people to exercise their constitutional 2nd Amendment right. Durr explains his disappointment in such a bill, explaining why he finds the 2nd Amendment so important to our Democracy. Also, Giordano offers up a justification presented by Democrats, asking Durr whether he believes this move would make schools safer, which Durr disagrees with. Also, Durr tells us his thoughts on a potential future run for former opponent Sen. Steve Sweeney, and tells about a new fundraising effort he’s launched. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by lamenting about the lack of fruitcakes, wondering why they get such a bad rap, and telling why he loves them. Then, Dom gets into the real opening topic, offering up a Stanford University guide that suggests the term ‘American’ should no longer be used to describe U.S. Citizens, and tells that we should strike the term ‘Karen’ from our lexicon.

Then, Dom welcomes in Andy McCarthy, legal analyst for Fox News and columnist for the New York Post, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the announcement of charges during the hearing into the January 6th insurrection. First, Dom asks McCarthy for a general overlook on the charges and whether or not they’ll hold any water with the Department of Justice, arguing why Democratic politicians cannot prove much of what they’ve charged former President Trump with. Then, McCarthy explains that, while he’s not trying to belittle what’s happened, he truly believes the charges will not hold enough well enough for any charges to actually stick. Also, McCarthy offers his opinion on the heated censorship discussion, telling why he believes the push for censorship is the true threat to our Democracy. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in financial expert Stephen Moore back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why workforce involvement remains low post-pandemic. Moore explains where people are finding their money elsewhere, explaining that many are living on government benefits and making more money than the guy next door who’s a truck driver or delivery person, telling that this really needs to be addressed before we see any change. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr of Gloucester County to discuss a bill passed by New Jersey lawmakers that will overhaul rules to get carry permits for firearms, making it nearly impossible for people to exercise their constitutional 2nd Amendment right. Durr explains his disappointment in such a bill, explaining why he finds the 2nd Amendment so important to our Democracy. Also, Giordano offers up a justification presented by Democrats, asking Durr whether he believes this move would make schools safer, which Durr disagrees with. Also, Durr tells us his thoughts on a potential future run for former opponent Sen. Steve Sweeney, and tells about a new fundraising effort he’s launched. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Andy McCarthy, legal analyst for Fox News and columnist for the New York Post, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the announcement of charges during the hearing into the January 6th insurrection. First, Dom asks McCarthy for a general overlook on the charges and whether or not they’ll hold any water with the Department of Justice, arguing why Democratic politicians cannot prove much of what they’ve charged former President Trump with. Then, McCarthy explains that, while he’s not trying to belittle what’s happened, he truly believes the charges will not hold enough well enough for any charges to actually stick. Also, McCarthy offers his opinion on the heated censorship discussion, telling why he believes the push for censorship is the true threat to our Democracy.

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in viral Philadelphia YouTuber and Instagram personality Philly Captain back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address an article that popped up by the Philadelphia Citizen that argues that those who create what they deem ‘Trauma Porn’ need to be held accountable. Philly Captain, who’s mentioned and exposed in the article after appearing on the Dom Giordano Program in the past, explains why he makes the videos. Captain makes a great point, explaining that he believes the true victims are the innocent families and children who have to grow up with this as a regular part of their lives. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom revisits the live hearings on Capitol Hill over the January 6th insurrection, playing back a clip from Congressman Bennie Thompson who outright states that Donald Trump broke the faith in our foundation of American Democracy. Dom dissects what's going on inside the Capitol Hill chambers, plays his Money Melody for the day, and welcomes in Mayfair's Ann Marie Muldoon for an update on Philadelphia's Toys for Tots campaign. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back Andre Boyer, Chief of S.I.T.E., the security agency featuring armed guards in Kevlar out at gas stations in Philadelphia due to the spike in Philadelphia’s crime. Boyer tells us about what he’s seen while guarding local gas stations, explaining that he’s also extended his services to other businesses hoping to curb criminal issues. In addition, Boyer tells Giordano how he’s seized illegal firearms and regularly has to break up drug deals and open-air drug use. (Photo by Getty Images)